Land distribution became an important economic issue throughout much of latin america because a majority of land was
a. in the hands of a few wealthy landownersb. only good for farmingc. controlled by corrupt government officialsd. still governed by european powers

a. in the hands of a few wealthy landowners

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One percent of the largest farms in Latin America account for half of the agricultural land and 80 percent of the farms have only 13 percent of the territory. "Latin America is the most unequal region of the world in the distribution of land," says a recent investigation by the international NGO Oxfam. In Argentina, 1 percent of the largest stays concentrate 36 percent of the land. Follow Peru, where 77 percent of the land is in the hands of 1 percent of stays. They are followed by Chile (74 percent) and Paraguay (71). In Bolivia, 1 percent of the farms manage 66 percent of the land, and in Mexico, 56 percent. In Brazil, 44 percent of the agricultural territory is for 1 percent of the farms. In Argentina, 36 percent is in the hands of that minimum portion of farmers and planting pooles.

irrigation allowed people to spread north and south of the rivers since they could now get water to places that didn't have a natural water supply. Many settlements began to populate the Yellow River basin area. All these settlements were unified during the Shang Dynasty.

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